Updated for clarity

Author: sloanster

articles/communication-services/tutorials/audio-quality-enhancements/includes/web.md

@@ -14,10 +14,9 @@ ms.subservice: calling
 
 The Azure Communication Services audio effects **noise suppression** abilities can improve your audio calls by filtering out unwanted background noises. **Noise suppression** is a technology that removes background noises from audio calls. It makes audio calls clearer and better by eliminating background noise, making it easier to talk and listen. Noise suppression can also reduce distractions and tiredness caused by noisy places. For example, if you're taking an Azure Communication Services WebJS call in a coffee shop with considerable noise, turning on noise suppression can make the call experience better.
 
-## Using audio effects - **Noise Suppression**
-### Install the npm package
+## Using audio effects - install the calling effects npm package
 > [!IMPORTANT]
-> This tutorial employs the Azure Communication Services Calling SDK version `1.28.4` or later, alongside the Azure Communication > Services Calling Effects SDK version `1.1.1` or newer. The GA (stable) version **`1.28.4`** and above of the calling SDK support noise suppression features. Alternatively, if you opt to use the public preview version, calling SDK versions `1.24.2-beta.1` and higher also support noise suppression.
+> This tutorial employs the Azure Communication Services Calling SDK version `1.28.4` or later, alongside the Azure Communication Services Calling Effects SDK version `1.1.1` or newer. The GA (stable) version **`1.28.4`** and above of the calling SDK support noise suppression features. Alternatively, if you opt to use the public preview version, calling SDK versions `1.24.2-beta.1` and higher also support noise suppression.
 > 
 > Current browser support for adding audio noise suppression effects is only available on Chrome and Edge Desktop browsers.
 
@@ -37,7 +36,7 @@ Use the `npm install` command to install the Azure Communication Services Audio
 ```console
 @azure/[email protected]
 ```
-### Loading the Noise Suppression effects library
+## Loading the Noise Suppression effects library
 To use `noise suppression` audio effects within the Azure Communication Calling SDK, you need the `LocalAudioStream` that is currently in the call. You need access to the `AudioEffects` API of the `LocalAudioStream` to start and stop audio effects.
 ```js
 import * as AzureCommunicationCallingSDK from '@azure/communication-calling'; 
@@ -65,7 +64,7 @@ audioEffectsFeatureApi.on('effectsError', (error: AudioEffectErrorPayload) => {
     console.log(`Error with audio effects: ${error.message}`);
 });
 ```
-### Checking what noise suppression effects are currently active
+## Checking what audio effects are active
 At anytime if you want to check what **noise suppression** effects are currently active, you can use the `activeEffects` property.
 The `activeEffects` property returns an object with the names of the current active effects.
 ```js
@@ -79,7 +78,7 @@ const deepNoiseSuppression = new DeepNoiseSuppressionEffect();
 
 const isDeepNoiseSuppressionSupported = await audioEffectsFeatureApi.isSupported(deepNoiseSuppression);
 if (isDeepNoiseSuppressionSupported) {
-    console.log('Noise supression is supported in browser environment');
+    console.log('Noise supression is supported in local browser environment');
 }
 
 // To start ACS Deep Noise Suppression,
@@ -94,12 +93,12 @@ await audioEffectsFeatureApi.stopEffects({
 
 ```
 
-### Start a call with Noise Suppression automatically enabled
+## Start a call with Noise Suppression automatically enabled
 To start a call with **noise suppression** turned on, you can create a new `LocalAudioStream` with a `AudioDeviceInfo` (the LocalAudioStream source <u>shouldn't</u> be a raw `MediaStream` to use audio effects), and pass it in the `CallStartOptions.audioOptions`:
 ```js
 // As an example, here we are simply creating a LocalAudioStream using the current selected mic on the DeviceManager
 const audioDevice = deviceManager.selectedMicrophone;
-const localAudioStreamWithEffects = new .LocalAudioStream(audioDevice);
+const localAudioStreamWithEffects = new AzureCommunicationCallingSDK.LocalAudioStream(audioDevice);
 const audioEffectsFeatureApi = localAudioStreamWithEffects.feature(AzureCommunicationCallingSDK.Features.AudioEffects);
 
 // Start effect
@@ -122,10 +121,17 @@ There are situations where a user might start a call and not have **noise suppre
 // Create the noise supression instance 
 const deepNoiseSuppression = new DeepNoiseSuppressionEffect();
 
+// Get the LocalAudioStream from the localAudioStream collection on the call object
+// 'call' here represents the call object.
+const localAudioStreamInCall = call.localAudioStreams[0];
+
+// Get the audio effects feature API from LocalAudioStream
+const audioEffectsFeatureApi = localAudioStreamInCall.feature(AzureCommunicationCallingSDK.Features.AudioEffects);
+
 // Its recommened to check support for the effect in the current environment using the isSupported method on the feature API. Remember that Noise Supression is only supported on Desktop Browsers for Chrome and Edge
 const isDeepNoiseSuppressionSupported = await audioEffectsFeatureApi.isSupported(deepNoiseSuppression);
 if (isDeepNoiseSuppressionSupported) {
-    console.log('Noise supression is supported in browser environment');
+    console.log('Noise supression is supported in the current browser environment');
 }
 
 // To start ACS Deep Noise Suppression,